That long thread about elegant math

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The discussion revolves around a search for a specific thread related to mathematical elegance, with participants unsure if it pertains to philosophical discussions or elegant proofs and problems. The original poster expresses frustration over not being able to locate the thread, indicating it may have contained valuable insights or discussions. Responses suggest that the content leans more towards elegant proofs and problems rather than philosophical discourse, although there remains some uncertainty about the exact nature of the thread in question. The conversation highlights the challenges of finding specific academic discussions online.
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I'm sorry I've looked everywhere. Normal search & google search. I guess I should have bookmarked it. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
 
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Is this a philosphical discussion of mathematical elegance? Or a bunch of elegant proofs/problems?
 
mattmns said:
Is this a philosphical discussion of mathematical elegance? Or a bunch of elegant proofs/problems?
More of the second, I think. I'm not entirely sure.
 
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